pUBLIC HALL, FOXTON. FAREWELLCONCERT. COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO Miss Williams. Tuesday Next, April 14th. PROGRAMME. Past I. Overture—" Paa Redouble," Miss Harris and Miss Stansell Song — " Why must we say good-bye," Miss Williams Song — " Out on the Deep," Mr Lyall Song — "Gipsy Jane," Miss Hamer and chorus Song — " I was Dreaming," Miss Harley Comic Song— "Off to Philadelphia," Mr Stansell Song — (selected), Miss L. Williams Hong — " Non Ever," Mrs England Song—" Castle Gate," Miss McDonald Comic Song — " The B!ue-haiied Boy," Mr A. Gavrick Interval of ten minutes. Part 11. Overture — " March of the Priests," Misa Harris Song and Chorus—" Death of Cock Robin," Company Song — (selected), Miss Symons Recitation—" Bay Billy," Mr Fraser Song — " The Kerry Dance," Mrs Aitkens Song — " Buy a Broom," Miss Hamer Comic Song— "March of Intellect," Mr Border Song— "Take me back to Switzerland," Miss Simpson Song—" Simon the Cellarer," Mr Hamer Recitation—" Death in the Mine," Miss E. Spring Song—" Au Revoir," Miss Williams. God Save the Queex ! i ' Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Commence at 8 sharp. ; Admission — Front seats, 2s ; back, Is. AWAHURI SALE. WEDNESDAY, 15th APRIL. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS will sell by public auction as above at 1 p.m. — In the Assigned Estate of J. Saxon— 8 first-class draught horses 1 do trap gelding 2 mares and foals 1 Massey Harris binder 1 do do cultivator 1 Booth McDonald roller 1 do do d f. plough 1 do do 8 and 4-leaf harrows 1 Gascoigne wool-press, wool dray, butcher's trap, harness, rick cloths, sacks, and sundries. Settlers will kindly send entries of stock for this sale as soon as possible COXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. BURGESS ROLL, 1896 7. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Burgess Roll and Defaulters' List for the ensuing year are now open for inspection at the Council Office during office hoars, and will remain on view until WEDNESDAY, 22nd April, 1896, at 5 p.m. All objections thereto, in the form of the fourth schedule of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1886, must be delivered to me in writing not later than the day and hour above mentioned. THOS. F. GIBSON. Town Clerk. Foxton, April 7th, 1896. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. A NYONE found trespassing on the /\ Herrington Estate in pursuit of game or otherwise, will be prose cuted. ROBINSON BROS. April 2nd, 1896. NOTICE. WE the undersigned have agreed that the following prices shall be charged for shoeing as from the Ist May next : — Hacks, ... 5 shillings. Draughts, .. 6 shillings. John Spelman S. Wilson R. H. Barber 11th April, 1890. '
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Manawatu Herald, 14 April 1896, Page 3
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